Our Aurora Borealis (Blue Lake Series Book 3)
READING AGE 18+
A year after the events of the previous book, Rylee and Wyatt are getting ready for their long-awaited wedding day. They are finalizing the details, and everything seems perfect until disaster happens. Just an hour before the ceremony, their daughter, Aurora, is kidnapped.
Rylee is left reeling, not only by the abduction but also by the fact that her visions failed to warn her. Driven by primal fear, she embarks on a frantic search for her daughter, determined to leave no stone unturned. The kidnapper is revealed to be Marina, the estranged mother of Layla, whom Rylee executed in the first installment of the series. Consumed by grief and a thirst for revenge, Marina aims to make Rylee and Wyatt experience the same pain of losing a child on what should have been the happiest day of their lives.
Unaware of Aurora's unique bloodline—a power that holds the key to her rescue—Marina believes she has the advantage. But Rylee, now a force of nature, is a formidable foe. Enlisting the help of their allies from the Golden Moon and Desert Moon packs, Rylee and Wyatt will stop at nothing to retrieve their daughter, ready to tear the world apart to find her.
Trigger Warning: This book contains themes of kidnapping, harsh language, and explicit s****l scenes. Read at your own risk.
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Chapter 22
Three weeks had flown by in a haze of late nights and frustrating digital dead ends. For Darius, the cottage had become a bunker—a place where the flickering glow of a laptop replaced the sun. The "ghost" mission had taken its toll, but he finally gathered enough to warrant a formal briefing.
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